Ladimir Garcia
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- Sep 18, 2026
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Pittsburgh Latino Community Center buys Strip District building for youth and family hub (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Latino Community Center announced it has finalized plans this week to relocate from its rented office space near Friendship to a headquarters it purchased in the Strip District. A spokesperson for the center said it could not provide a specific location in the Strip District due to safety concerns, but said the building that was purchased is on Smallman Street. âTodayâs Latine youth will represent more than one in 11 Pittsburgh workers by 2050. They will be our ci
Personalities of Pittsburgh: Lauren Connelly leads community-first approach to economic development (opens the original)
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Lauren Connelly has served as Allegheny Countyâs director of economic development since 2024 and, over the years, has served in many other community development roles throughout the county. Connelly leads the countyâs Department of Economic Development at a pivotal time as it works to develop the first countywide comprehensive plan in almost 20 years. Additionally, Connelly is helping to lead a countywide housing needs assessment and several new initiatives, such as Main Streets Allegheny an
New investors are embracing house hacking. Hereâs how Pittsburgh compares (opens the original)
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After years of tight inventory and soaring home prices, many first-time buyers and new investors are turning to âhouse hacking.â The approach involves buying a small multifamily property, such as a duplex, triplex or fourplex, and living in one unit while renting out the others. But some metros offer considerably higher potential returns than others. Pittsburgh ranked 12th in a recent house hacking analysis among major metros based on factors such as affordability, income potential, rental d
South Side improvement district proposal draws support, opposition at public hearing (opens the original)
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PITTSBURGH — During a public hearing Wednesday, a proposed South Side East Carson Street Improvement District received significant support from local stakeholders. Over 20 business owners and residents from Pittsburghâs South Side neighborhood came together for the hearing hosted by Pittsburgh City Councilâs Committee on Hearings and Policy. Although a majority of the speakers spoke in favor, the hearing did not go without some speaking against the proposed district. The improvement district
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